Skripsi
PRINSIP KERAHASIAAN PADA AKTA OTENTIK BERBASIS ELEKTRONIK
Along with the advancement of technology, notary as a profession is demanded to be able to utilize it in providing services using information technology or better known as cyber notary. The concept of cyber notary in the form of electronic application via computerization and internet as the main media. From drawing up to storage, all electronically. In carrying out duties and functions of notary, subject to the notary’s oath of office in line with Article 16 Paragraph (1) letter f UUJN, a notary shall keep anything related to the deed drawn up confidential. In order to protect the confidentiality and security of electronic-based authentic deeds, a notary must take into account the security system of a computer device. This study aimed to discuss the confidentiality of electronic-based deeds, preventive measures to keep electronic-based authentic deeds confidential, as well as responsibilities of a Notary when he/she could not maintain the confidentiality of electronic-based authentic deeds. This study uses normative research method using laws, conceptual, interpretation approaches. The result of this study showed that confidentiality in regard to authentic deeds is regulated in Article 4 Paragraph (2) and Article 16 Paragraph (1) letter f UUJN, however a regulation on the confidentiality principle of electronic-based authentic deeds in terms of their storage is absent; Preventive measures to maintain the confidentiality of electronic-based authentic deeds can be taken by installing antivirus and increase security on all computer devices used, and synchronization between UUJN and UU ITE needs to be implemented for the purpose of clear regulation; When a notary could not maintain the confidentiality of electronic-based authentic deeds and causes harms to parties, the notary must be held accountable in criminal, civil and administrative manners.